Super Smash Bros Ultimate is out now exclusively on Nintendo Switch, and as such, we now know the complete Smash Ultimate stage list. As the ultimate Smash Bros game, Smash Ultimate has every character returning plus a few new fighters, to boot. We can’t say quite the same thing about its stage list, however. Nearly every stage has returned and there are a few new ones (with more on the way), but there are some missing from the series past. Find out exactly what stages made the cut in Smash Ultimate below.

Smash Ultimate Stage List – Returning Super Smash Bros Stages

As Smash Ultimate features stages taken from every previous Super Smash Bros game, we thought it would be best if we split them all into lists of what has made it to Ultimate from each game. First off, we begin with the N64’s original Super Smash Bros. Also, for the first time in the series, we can play every stage in both Battlefield and Omega variants.

Dream Land

Hyrule Castle

Kongo Jungle

Mushroom Kingdom

Peach’s Castle

Saffron City

Super Happy Tree

Smash Ultimate Stage List – Returning Super Smash Bros Melee Stages

Unlike the stages from the original Super Smash Bros game, all the stages from Melee, Brawl, 3DS, and Wii U have been visually enhanced. The full list of Smash Ultimate stages from Melee is as follows:

Big Blue

Brinstar

Brinstar Depths

Corneria

Fountain of Dreams

Fourside

Great Bay

Green Greens

Jungle Japes

Kongo Falls

Mushroom Kingdom 2

Onett

Pokemon Stadium

Princess Peach’s Castle

Rainbow Cruise

Temple

Venom

Yoshi’s Island (Melee)

Yoshi’s Story

Smash Ultimate Stage List – Returning Super Smash Bros Brawl Stages

In terms of individual games (if you count 3DS and Wii U separately), the most returning stages in Smash Ultimate come from Brawl. Brawl saw many new stages enter into the Smash Bros world from more games than ever before. It also saw third-party characters and stages introduced for the first time, with Solid Snake and Sonic The Hedgehog.

The full list of returning stages from Brawl in Smash Ultimate is as follows:

While both Super Smash Bros for 3DS and Wii U shared a lot of content, one of the main ways in which they differed was in their stage lists. Some appeared in both games, while others could only be played on just the one console. For some, who never picked up the 3DS Smash Bros, some of these stages might be completely new to you.

The full list of stages returning from Smash Bros for 3DS is as follows:

As stated above, both the Wii U and 3DS versions of Smash Bros featured a different stage list. The shared stages from both games we’ve included as part of this list, however. Smash Bros for Wii U and 3DS were the first games in the series that offered DLC, which introduced Bayonetta, Cloud, and Ryu to the party alongside new third-party fighters Pacman and Megaman.

The full list of returning stages from Super Smash Bros for Wii U is as follows:

Boxing Ring

Coliseum

Duck Hunt

Flat Zone X

Gamer

Garden of Hope

Gaur Plain

Kalos Pokemon League

Mario Circuit

Mario Galaxy

Midgar

Mushroom Kingdom U

Pac-Land

Palutena’s Temple

Pilotwings

Skyloft

Super Mario Maker

Suzaku Castle

The Great Cave Offensive

Town and City

Umbra Clock Tower

Wii Fit Studio

Wily Castle

Windy Hill Zone

Wrecking Crew

Wuhu Island

Smash Ultimate Stage List – Brand-New Stages for Smash Ultimate

While there are plenty of returning classic stages in Smash Ultimate, there aren’t too many new ones. Indeed, there are only seven in total, and three of those are re-imagined versions of mainstay Super Smash Bros stages. These are Battlefield, Big Battlefield, and Final Destination.

The full list of new stages for Smash Ultimate is as follows:

Battlefield

Big Battlefield

Dracula’s Castle

Final Destination

Great Plateau Tower

Moray Towers

New Donk City Hall

While there are only four completely brand-new stages in Smash Ultimate, the complete stage list is massive. As of writing, there are 103 stages in the game, which is a smashing amount if you ask us. The total number of stages in Smash Ultimate, however, is set to increase via DLC.

Smash Ultimate Stage List – DLC Stage in Super Smash Bros Ultimate

In the latest Smash Ultimate Nintendo Direct, Nintendo confirmed that it is developing a grand total of six new fighters as part of Smash Ultimate DLC. The first of these, Piranha Plant was announced. The remaining unknown five fighters, however, have yet to be confirmed, but they will all come with a new stage and music set.

Of course, we will update this post with the five new DLC stages as soon as we can confirm the details. Nintendo did say, however, that we may have to wait until the end of 2019 before we know them all. Keep your eyes peeled.